raging
مستعرة
definition
verb
he raged at the futility of it all
feel or express violent uncontrollable anger.
adjective
a raging bull
showing violent uncontrollable anger.
translation of 'raging'
verb
هاجم مهاجمة عنيفة,
اغتاظ,
تثور الرياح,
إستشاط غضبا,
رغا ويزبد,
غضب
example
It was a 'raging' success, with visits to the Dalaro website and the fictional Soto's page totalling more than half a million hits.
Eventually, her eyelids closed and she fell asleep dreaming of wild woods, 'raging' storms and open seas.
As the fight continued Amanda watched in fascination as her friendly innkeeper turned into a 'raging' bull determined to tear his opponent limb from limb.
The arrival of a U.S. colonel and his aides in Hercules C130 military transport planes, however, proved to be a 'raging' success.
The sweet flowing stream turned into a 'raging' torrent.
My fellow members of Legambiente and I were horrified to see the 'raging' fires, smashed windows, and overall chaos in the city's center.
If that's what they had in mind, it was a 'raging' success.
For Paul to emerge as a leading candidate, he'll have to turn his current assignment into a 'raging' success.
But with the right mix of supervision, freedom and restraint, it could be a 'raging' success.
A torrent of 'raging' water swept in, almost killing them.
The Swindon Auction Rooms are now closed but their final sale was a 'raging' success.
The 'raging' fire light up the sky as the storm continued.
While it wasn't a 'raging' success for soccer, the protector did have the side effect of increasing the competitiveness of the girls due to increased confidence.
Today, his Arkansas-based timber company is a 'raging' success.
The screening in the big theater, loaded with folks from 7 to 70, was a 'raging' success.
His sister jumped in to save him only to be left struggling in the 'raging' sea as the surfer tried to hang on to her.
Police were last night continuing their investigations into how a car plunged into a 'raging' river, killing four men and injuring one.
The stream that they camped beside was 'raging' and spitting water furiously.
Archers fired at the 'raging' beast, but his powerful armour and great bulk absorbed the pitiful wooden arrows as if they were just light mosquito bites.
Too many people knowing what was going on in her life always ticked her off and she was like a 'raging' bull ready to kill anyone who asked what was wrong.
Whilst many residents may disagree, the Pattaya Music Festival 2002 was a 'raging' success with more people than ever seen before on the city's streets.
Seventeen miles up-valley, a 'raging' creek flows in clear to join the silty Soler, an unnamed peak filling the V between the two streams.
But it wasn't a 'raging' bull; it was just terrified.
He becomes a 'raging' lion when he is angry, a tiny mouse when he is scared and a multitude of other forms depending on how he is feeling.
The Coast Guard say many citizens who survived the deadly winds and 'raging' flood waters are now dying of heat and starvation because the rescue effort is just too slow.
The commercial tells the tale of the brave Kerryman who undertook a gruelling 35-mile walk in a 'raging' blizzard to summon help for the rest of his expedition.
The annual singer-songwriter festival that happened this past Canada Day was a 'raging' success by any standards.
The mage obeyed, and summoned her strongest spells against the 'raging' horde.
I admire the inventiveness, and while not everything is a 'raging' success, there's a lot to like.
A firestorm is violent, has 'raging' winds, and has extremely high temperatures; but fortunately it does not spread very rapidly.
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